A Rare museum-standard fossil Deltadromeus agilis dinosaur tooth for sale measuring 28mm exclusively at THE FOSSIL STORE! A Deltadromeus Agilis [Delta Runner] tooth displaying the remarkable yet archetypical sabre curve-shaped tooth with evident serrations and exhibits an exceptional apical point to the crown of the tooth whilst capturing a small amount of the original red fossil bed layers still attached to the tooth, the enamel itself has preserved beautifully and with the slightest of evident life wear only perceivable under a micro-lens - this is an evidential added morphological win.

Thousands of dinosaur teeth have been discovered over 3 decades and around 5% of these are in the top 90% of best specimens. It is very rare to locate and excavate Deltadromeus agilis dinosaur fossils.

With extremely sharp teeth decorated by serrations, powerful jaws and the Delta's agility combined made the Dela a successful predator in its time, whilst also hosting the signature of evolution for this particular species and 99,000,000 years of lineage refined the evolutionary weapons to effectively tackle prey with ease and had the ability to dissect carcasses with surgical precision. Overall, this is an exceptional discovery of a Deltadromeus agilis dinosaur tooth.

Spec

Order: Saurischia.
Family: Neovenatoridae.
Genus: Deltadromeus Agilis [Delta Runner].
Age: Cretaceous, Cenomanian-Turonian, 100,000,000 - 89,000,000 years.
Origin: Continental Intercalaire, S.E.Morocco.
Stats: Delta Runner Length  |  8M  /  26.24FT

Size

L: 2.0 CM - Direct root to tip
W: 1.0 CM
D: 0.6 CM
KG: 0.0003